The numbers in Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure are the kind that make you read the page twice. According to a filing released by the US Office of Government Ethics on June 30, 2026, Trump reported personal income exceeding $2.2B for the first year of his second term, up from a reported minimum of $622M the prior year.
Crypto now runs the show
For the first time in Trump’s documented financial history, cryptocurrency income has surpassed what his real estate empire generates. Of that $2.2B total, over $1.4B came from digital asset ventures, a category that barely registered in his pre-2024 disclosures.
The breakdown is worth sitting with. Approximately $515M to $550M of that crypto income flowed from World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance project co-founded with his sons. Another $635M to $636M came from royalty agreements tied to the $TRUMP memecoin and related entities, primarily through a company called CIC Digital.
Real estate contributed roughly $300M in total. Mar-a-Lago alone generated $77M. Legal settlements added approximately $86.5M to the pile.
